Lawyer Whose Pants Caught Fire Is Still a Hot Mess
His “vehicle collision” argument suggests he’s just been phoning it in anyway.
His “vehicle collision” argument suggests he’s just been phoning it in anyway.
Possibly having realized there are more important things to worry about.
I’m glad this is probably the end, because I may actually be out of things to say about it at this point.
The State of Florida has decided not to charge him with arson, at least.
It’s not clear exactly what he was saying when the fire broke out, but this probably didn’t improve his credibility.
Just a grab-bag of pants-related legal-humor items. That’s all.
Roy Pearson has re-entered the building.
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